Sentence examples for presentations programme from inspiring English sources

The Presentations Programme will offer sessions on how students can become more employable, focusing on skills including how to be a good interviewee and how to survive an assessment centre.

Take a look at the full presentation programme and plan your day in advance.

The Environmental Visualisation Software EVS-pro three- dimensional data presentation programme has been used to build the hydrostratigraphic model using available data from boreholes (260) and geophysical surveys (downhole logging and time domain electromagnetic surveys) to build a database.

Here the data output is interogated by a presentation programme.

If you have an interview coming up, you can benefit from one of the free presentation programmes, or even better book a place on one of our workshops such as Surviving Assessment Centres, or How To Be A Good Interviewee.

Twenty-four ofthef the 56 studies were randomised controlled trials, 18 used a cohort design, and 14 followed other designs including cost-effectiveness analyses, complex intervention framework and presentations of programmes.

To achieve this, groups were kept small to allow immediate interaction during the programme, presentations were short and included discussion themes, small breaks were introduced and the content tailored to the participants' formulated needs.

Mr Stollmann the free-marketeer, stresses the CDU with delight, was not even in Berlin for the presentation of the programme, supposedly because of "prior engagements".

She said she gave an hour-long presentation about the programme to about 25 residents from the development, after Zimmerman said he had distributed flyers to between 200 and 300 of the townhouses and apartments there.

The presentation says the programme costs $20m £13mm) a year to run and is designed to overcome earlier "constraints" in the NSA's counterterrorism data collection efforts.

Randomisation was done using the random number generator of the computer programme "Presentation", and was done for each subject separately.